fishing

I just returned from vacation back to visit family in SD. My father-in-law is 96 and still lives in his own home. My godmother is 96 and she stills lives in her own home as well.  We spent our time getting little things done around father-in-laws house but only in the mornings...

Montana Fish, Wildlife and parks is putting new fishing restrictions on both the Clark Fork and Bitterroot Rivers.

I’m always looking for things to do on my days off in the summer. I hate lying around at home and trying to figure out what to do. All I want to do is get out and enjoy the sunshine and summertime while it’s here. To help those of you out who are like me, I’ve compiled a list of my favorite things to do outdoors in the summer...

A lot of the waters of Western Montana have settled down and things are picking up. Plus the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Department has a special plan for the weekend. The fishing is free!

Looking for an idea to do something special on Father’s Day? How about taking dad fishing? A lot of the waters of Western Montana have settled down and things are picking up. Plus the Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Department has a special plan for the weekend...

Between Missoula and the Idaho border sits a fisherman’s paradise, the Bonanza Lakes. These more than 40 lakes are nestled in the northern Bitterroot mountain range and are just waiting for you to explore them. Grab your hiking gear, tent and fishing pole, and head west to any one of these lakes for a great weekend escape or week long camping excursion. These lakes are a great getaway for those wh

Crews will be working on the road to river Junction Fishing Access Site early in June. They’re putting in a new culvert to improve trout migration up Pearson Creek.  The road will be closed June 11-June 13

Just a short drive east of Missoula sits one of Western Montana’s greatest fishing destinations, Rock Creek. Only a handful of streams across the world can even compare to the fishing that this creek has to offer.

Rain soaked many who set out to start the 2013 Montana fishing season, but that did not deter thousands of men, women and children who set out to fish the state's lakes, rivers and streams.

This past weekend, Missoula was host to the Orvis Guide Rendezvous Show. This show included both Montana-based companies and companies based outside of Montana, all of which cater to fly fishing in some aspect or another. Pretty much any and every kind of company that can be associated with fly fishing was there, from raft frame makers to cooler manufacturers and drift boat manufacturers to anchor

The Fish, Wildlife and Parks Department wants to know what you think about a plan to close parts of the Fishing Access Site at the Florence Bridge.

As I have mentioned before, my husband is an ex-fly fishing guide. So, whenever I want any information on this subject, I go straight to him. It also helps that he seems to have an unhealthy obsession with fly fishing. We often joke about this, as certain times of the year I find myself a fishing widow. Of course these times coincide with the numerous fly hatches.